There have been positive developments in connectivity between the two nations, including the revival of rail and road links, the utilisation of ports, and growing energy cooperation.
When evaluating India's current position, it is essential to consider broader geopolitical developments.
India’s latest trade restriction shows the need for dialogue
Khondaker Golam Moazzem, research director at the Centre for Policy Dialogue (CPD), talks with Naznin Tithi of The Daily Star about India’s decision to revoke transshipment facility for Bangladesh and its implications.
Pakistan should apologise for its 1971 role to smoothen transition
India was aware of an anti-Hasina wave building up in Bangladesh ahead of the overthrow of her government on August 5, India’s External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar told the Consultative Committee on External Affairs.
The 2024 floods underscore the shared stakes for both nations.
Bangladesh’s policy must be one of strategic pragmatism, recalibrating alliances to safeguard its interests and promote long-term prosperity.
Indians must hold their media accountable, and they must treat their neighbours as they want to be treated themselves.
The government does not want to take responsibility for his public statements. Nor does the ruling party.
Awami League Presidium Member Abdur Rahman today (August 20, 2022) said Foreign Minister Abdul Momen is not a party member and so there is no reason to misunderstand Awami League for the statement he made on seeking India’s help for sustaining the government.
Strategic assets are those that demand attention from the highest levels of the state.
India today offered its support to Bangladesh to help manage the unprecedented flood and relief efforts in the northern part of the country.
Bangladesh-India relations are not only multifaceted but also very complex. Currently, political understanding between Prime Minister...
The success of a foreign policy lies in finding acceptable resolutions to outstanding problems and not in keeping them alive. There will always be distracters on the way who will find the glass half-empty no matter what.
Bangladesh would like to see India as neither a big nor an elder brother but a gracious neighbour that delivers on its commitment.
The people living in the enclaves had no clear identity so far. They enjoyed none of the basic amenities and facilities such as schools, hospitals, etc.
Government approves of importing additional 600MW power from neighbouring India at a cost of about Tk 1,600 crore via the electricity interconnectivity grid.
India’s Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar will visit Bangladesh on March 2, as part of his Saarc touraimed at restarting New Delhi’s neighbourhood outreach diplomacy
